Donald Trump, while staying at his Scottish golf resort, took aim at European leaders ahead of critical trade talks, telling them to "stop the windmills" and tighten immigration policies. He warned Europe risks fading into irrelevance if they don’t "get their act together." The comments set a contentious tone for his upcoming meeting with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Editor’s Note: Trump’s blunt criticism—especially targeting renewable energy and immigration—isn’t just typical rhetoric; it signals rocky negotiations ahead. With trade deals on the line, his combative stance could strain alliances or even derail cooperation. For readers, it’s a reminder of how Trump’s unfiltered style shapes global diplomacy, often leaving allies scrambling to respond.